Willie Green: I don't care if there's a minute or 30 seconds left in the game, we have to do our best

Live Bar Jan. 14 - In a regular season game that ended today, the Pelicans beat the Clippers 113-89. After the game, Pelicans coach Willie Green talked about the team's performance in the final stages.

Referring to the Pelicans' active involvement in the final stages of the game, Willie Green said: "I want to set the tone for our play. I don't care if there's a minute left in the game or 30 seconds left, we have to do our best, that's our rhythm. Going into the final 2 minutes and 39 seconds means we have to win those 2 minutes and 39 seconds. ”

At one point, the Clippers went on a 16-5 offensive run to close the gap to 13 points, but in the second half of the game, the Pelicans will once again exert their strength to re-open the point difference.

With 12 seconds left in the game, Clippers player Gabriel grabbed a rebound and a long pass to the front, and with the team leading by 24 points, the Pelicans were still actively defending, and finally Alvarez jumped up to intercept the steal.

The Pelicans are currently 12th in the West with 16 wins and 26 losses.

（Henry）